How My Wife and I Took Back Our Sundays

In this article from The Atlantic, the author discusses the potential shift from a five-day work-from-home (WFH) week to a four-day WFH week. The article explores the advantages and disadvantages of each model, highlighting the flexibility and work-life balance benefits of a four-day WFH week. It also addresses the concerns of employers, such as productivity and communication challenges. The author concludes by suggesting that a four-day WFH week could be a promising compromise that allows for both productivity and well-being in the evolving landscape of remote work.